I don’t usually write about Hilary Duff especially because I don’t think she is an interesting person. But this time I couldn’t help myself not notice the difference between the real Hilary Duff and the slimmed down version of herself on ads for DKNY jeans.

This kind of altered reality troubles me a lot, as I do have some extra meat on my bones. And as every woman I do love to shop and I do love clothes, but seeing how they alter reality definitely makes me wonder if I should love my body the way it is or should I “photoshop” myself to become thin?

I definitely wouldn’t buy jeans from DKNY because with this ad they will trouble some more girls then just one (that being me). I’m sure there are a lot of girls out there with weight issues that can’t handle such reality.

I would really want to know DKNY answer to this question: Why did you felt the need to chop of the meat on Hilary’s legs and make her look thinner? Couldn’t you just pay another person, a thinner one to model for you?

Hilary Duff were a Elie Saab Spring 2008 Couture dress at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute Gala. The dress is amazing but Hilary is not a very tall person and the dress doens’t look so good on her.

Photo via celebutopia

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala took place last night.

A lot of A list celebrities were present at the Gala:

Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, Victoria and David Beckham
Eva Longoria, Fergie, Hilary Duff, the Olsen twins, Kristin Davis, Liv Tyler, Christina Ricci, Gisele Bundchen, Mischa Barton, Naomi Watts, Claudia Schiffer, Julia Roberts, Karolina Kurkova, Beyonce, Dita Von Teese, Kate Bosworth, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Scarlett Johansson, Rachel Bilson, Eva Mendes.

Last year one ticked to the Art Costume Institute Gala starting price $6,500 per person and there were only 700 available tickets.

This is a scene from the upcoming movie War, Inc with Hilary Duff playing a nasty role of a Russian pop star slut.